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FINANCE AND TRADE.
the Features OF tho Money and Stock
e..t. Markets. tta. N'H,Wt

The Fenturos OF tho Money and Stock
taa Markets. tlf. #yWu
New YoRK. Feb. 2.-Money on call easy at 81
AZ per cont, closing at az per cent. Primo
mercantile paper GAG per cent. Sterling E..
change weaker, sales q S51+a4 SSh, ~ }7 Z lS
[ RAiLRoAD BoSDs-Active, 'If
4 GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Dull and steatly:
STATE BoSps-Dull md steady. M GOWN n
srdCKs Tho news OF tho day was almost entirely
OF q charncter 10 induce buying stocks, and tho
purchasing was OF 4 better appearance than has
been seen for many days. Several stocks wore nj.
lcct.d By special causes, Texas 4 Pacific b,iny
strong on settlement between the oppo,Inp jntef.
ests In the reorganization OF the Union paeidc on
the growing basis ttst the estgntion tfi viii be
killed; Western Union Oh the decision against tho
Commercial Telegram Company, and Richmond
4 West Point on the revival OF The assoitlou that
the Georgia Central would soon be absorbed. 10
The opening was barely steady. Bushes, was
moderately active aud 80 remained throughout
the tay. The market was strong from the openipg,
Union Pacic being the special feature OF the early
dealings. A fractional decline Occurred beiore
noon, but by that time 1t was agaIn sttong An.
other reaction occurred after | O'Clock, when
Union Fac!iic gave way. but Ill tho last hour the
advance Ng'in became general, Notwithstanding
tho break IN jersey Central. The latter, however,
rccovesei handsomely before tho close, which Vas
strong a. or near tho beit prices OF tho Day. :
GALES 300 b32 shnrts. M. r. : I-i--'' ~. IHl
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Whit Nc Named tho Baby,

Dtrot Free Prs. El9t "A
"What do YOU call this fine little fell
lowl" asked political candidate Of a
young father upon whom he was calling
in the wilds Of Michigan. y
"We hsn't called him anythin' YETI
answered the man. - =
!" His name is john" said the wife, in.
dicating with a nod Of her head her hus.
band. ss,2.|15
That's good enuH for me-" ho answered
with grin. .'2
~ sllus liked the name; my father was
called john" said the wife.
"Well, why not call the boy ditto ?"
asked the caller.
"Don't know as there's any reason in
particularly" drawled the young father.
II like it fust.rate," said the wife. So
all parties separated well pleased, and the
baby was ditto. 4 5ig,l, i /.
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-. johns Herald. Hs-f.ffs
An attache OF. the Herald Office, who is
the owner OF q large and unusually intelli-
gent dog, says that o Mexican came to hiR
ranch on certain occasion and the dog
made q vigorous attack upon him, tearing
out large fragment from the rear Of his
unmentionables. The1dog was called OIL,
quieted and severely aco.ded for his want
Of hospitality, which caused him to crawl
of to his kennel in shame and mortiica.
ton. Alter tho Mexican retired the dog
came in, took in his mouth q needle and
thread sticking in the wall, gathered up
the dilapidated pants, together with the
torn fragment, and carried them all to his
master, and then quietly took his seat aud
waited the repair Of the garment that he
might restoye them to the place he had
found them. We believe it will be diff.
cult TO cite m instance OF more remark
able courteous intelligence. &
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WI. HAlLER, Aucuoneer.
That above named Special Commissioners have
aNen bond with security approved BY me, accord
ing 70 Law, and Ms required by said decree, Is here
w Certified this 18th day OF january. 1887. .,,s
!b JNO. W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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How 1lessa:es and Nominations Arc Sent to
Tho Capitol.
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Tho First Native American pIay,

Rarper's Weekly.
The Dunlap Society, in printing as Tia
first volume 1.-THE Contrast" OF Royal Ty-
ler, has, Willingly or unwittingly, cole
DRAFTED in fitting manner the centenary
Of the first native American play ever per-
formed in public in America by a compa-
ny Of professional aCtoss. THE Contrast"
was presented at the John Street Theatre,
New York City, on the 10Th Of April,
1887. The Dunlap Society, named III
honor OF William Dunlap, an early Amer
lean playwright and theatrical manager
and the foremost hintorian Of the Ameri-
can etago was organized by Edwin Booth,
Henry Edwards, Brander Matthews, Law
renee Hutton aud ether students and col
iec!ora OF dramatic literature, in order to
preserve such half-forgotten or generally
unknown and always rare works as this.
1t is now fairly started on a promising Ca
leer, and has ready for distribution 10 its
members 1.-THE Contrast" William Dun
laps "The Fathcr"-ths second American
comedy-and q volume OF addresses writ
ten for the opening Of American thea
tres aiDce 1852. So,
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FREQ Trade.

The reduction OF internal revenue and
the taking OF Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicinea, no doubt has large.
ly benefited the consumers, as well as TO-
lieying the burden Of home manufacture
era. Especially is this the csse with
Green's A,tgus! Flo1rer and Boschee's Ger
man Syrup, as the reduction Of thirty.six
crease tho size Of the bottles containing
these. remedies, thereby giving one.fiIth
more medicine in the rs cent sizo. The
august FlouT for Dyspepsia aud Liver
Complaint, and the German Syrup for
Coug ii and Lung troubles, have perhaps,
tho largest sale OF any medicines in the
world. The advantage Of Increased eize
Of the bottles will be greatly appreciated
by the sick and afflicted, in every town
ana village n csvl.lsea counties. Sample
rHss4aH4' =, AN.
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ExasporntlME I'uoplc.

Atlanta Constitution. .s.r. .I
The editor who returns your story with
thanks, t..95
The person who assumes IN expresaion
of gloom while you are relating.the funni-
est anecdote you know. }s-
The public who won't 90 to see your
play. 1@a i'7
Virgins. s-- Fl
The individual who, when he learns
that your age is thirty, looks surprised
and says that no supposed you were at
least five years older. .fG3
The man who differs with you on politi-
cal mn!!era. -.
The misguided being who refused to be
governed by your advice.
The acquaintance who tails you that the
crest speculation in which you have in.
vested all your available capital is sure to
be a failure. s.5 . =
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FROM PRESIDENT 70 SENATE,

How 9lessnses md Nomination. Are Sent to
Washington Star. 80 80
Nearly every afternoon between 9 and
8 o'clock 3 good looking pair Of clipped
bays may DO ceen going down the avenue
at lively rate drawing a comfortable.
locking carriage containing single occu.
psnt, holding tight one or more mammoth
envelopes. The destination Is the Capitol,
and tho startipg point Yas the front por-
tico Of the White House. The occupsn:
y Mr.. o. L. Ptuden, sometimes called
Sergeant" Pruden, because Of his anti
psthy to the title Of Msjor. He is tho as.
sistant Secretary 10 tho President, poai-
ton he hiss held since General Grant be-
came President. lie il on his way 10 the
Capitol with message from the Presi-
dent in writing" The horses and carriage
in question form the Office turnout, be-
longing to the White House.
The horses are well matched, and while
not flyers in the professional meaning Of
the term are good enough travellers 10
make the trip from the White House to
the Capitol in very few minutes. Any
one who is on the avenue often at this
lime Of the day cannot have failed to no.
lice tbiB turnout and become accustomed
to seeing 1t on account OF tho regularity Of
it's appearance. The team does not 20
dashing up the avenue like tire-engine,
but SIS little time es possible is lost in order
that The Senate may no. adjourn between
the time Of leaving the White House and
reaching the Capitol. The most uufte-
quented edo Of the street is chosen in
order to make good time. The horses are
generally driven down tho west side Of
Fifteenth ntIeet aud along the south side
Of the avenue. The object Of the errand
is generally to convey nominations made
oy the President to the Senate, although
occasionally there ia q tersely written veto
contained in the big official envelope.
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Gh,e QntelkiIqen1al:en..
Once, Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
TIIIMnLr.. Ts
4 Matter That Viii Interest tho Ladies' who
E.I.. i.W Use IhImbtcH. ID " ~ Il

a Matter That Viii Interest tho Ladies' who
GaG3 Use lhImbics. vi A.
Philadelphia Nora eIHk
Two hundred years ago thimbloa were
unknown In England. !
The tLimble Is claimed by tho Dutch as
an invention Of that country, but It Is
known now that IL was in use by tho silk
cmbroldercra OF China hundreds Of years
before 1t wau used elsewhere. tt8N
The first thl,nble ever seen In England
waa made In London less than two nun.
dred yearB ngo by metal worker named
John Lcfting. II Was then called the
thnnb.bell, II being worn on the thumb
when In use. g.T'6g}" EG'T1IQEN
To-day gold, silver, iron, ivory, steel,
sometimes glass aud even pearl and cel!u.
loid arc utilized Iii making thimbles. ~
Since UT needle work became tho fash.
ionable craze In this country thimbles Of
moot elaborate workmanship and great
value, 10 accompany the rich and costly
implements and materials wealthy needle
workers affect, have found a large sale.
Solid gold thimbles, elegantly carved,
and frequently Get with diamonds, have
been found none too good for many OF our
iaoAionable homie decorators. ,i9's tg}-.
Thimbles 10 be made to order, with tue
monogram or initial OF the person for
whom they are intended sst in precious
stones. are not by any means unknown
oljets d art, in the lashioning OF which the
skill Of OUR artistic metal.workers is taxed,
In China the ladies' Of the high class arc
very dainty Of their thimbles. Some are
carved from enormous pesrla with bands
OF fine gold, on which are engraved all
sorts OF fantlstic thines, the etchings OF
which so,ye for catching tho needle as the
holeg OF the outside barbarian thimb!es
do. The thimbls always has mother OF
pearl CASE. .l.f@I5 E9,.5l
With tho thimble the Chinese lady al.
ways has delicate pair OF scissors OF the
finest steel, IN ahesth Of pearl, and u
pearl needle case. The articles arc all in.
closed in an exquisitely iulaid case OF the
purest mother OF pearl. fE gl'R&6
A New York lady, whose husband was
IN Observation-Disclosures one-oi thcce
Chinese needlework kits" 60 to speak,
which she values at $1,000. sL4'
Tho way thimbles are made in this
country and England is simple enough.
Dies oil tho different sizes are used, into
which tho metal, whether gold, silver or
steel, is pressed. The hole punching, fin.
ishing and polishing or tempering are
done afterwsrd. Ce!luloid Is nodded.
The bes! thimbles arc made in France
where the process is moro thorough.
#.H .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-25

The best palye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
HoEes, tet!er, ,chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and I'LL skin cruptlons, and posi-.
lively cures pilea, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfect Satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 certa per
box. For Gale By Logan & 90. 80
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OIL Cry, Feb. 2i.-Opened at Giszc; highest
6Sc: lowest 6l1Sc; closed at 6lzSc; kaies 1870 900
barrels; clearGnccs 2S70o0 barrels charters 70 93
barrels: shipments 00,2si barrels. t,FliT7l
PrTrsBuRGl, Pa, Feb. 2i.-Petroleum irregular,
fairly active and weaker: opened at cA1sc; closed
n. Gl99Ic; highest GiHc; lowest Gikc. .'1.I5...
TrrusvIIIE, PA, Feb. el-Opcned at G4l<c; highest
G53tc: lowest Gl1kc; closed at 6l54c. = y IN
New York, Feb. A.-Pctsoleum firm: United
rloseI MT GIG s=-f J. = 4alalrg 40 - - =
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MoTHERl has your child got the Group :?
Dr.. ]. II. a1cLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm,
is a safe md eiectual remedy, pleasant
to take and rapid in its action. rs cents
q bottle. 80 DIV
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a GILT for AL

In order to give all chance to test it,
and this be convinced OF lis wonderful
curative powers, DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, will be, TOR aalimi;ed time, riyen
away. This offer is not only liberal, but
shows unbounded faith in tho merits Of
this great remedy. All who suffer from
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any affection Of Throat,
Chest, or Lungs, ara especially requested
to call at Logan & Co.'s Drug Store and
get Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottles 81. ,
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The net indebtedness Of Canada is S22O,.
oO0,0o0-over 100000 for every con.
etitucncy. M. s7se7 As
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I DR., MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

VII c,;re Diseases OF tho Kidneys, Gravel, G!cct
structures, aud all Urinary and Urcthral Diseases
Eervoun and Physical Debility, Seminal Weakness
Loss Of vlgor, Premature Decline in Man, Early
Decay, Impotency caused by errors Of youth, e1-
sesses &c. Syphilis In ali Its forms. soro throat
aud nose, ulce,s, eruptons, sc,Olula, tettsg, salt
theum, end all blood and skin dheases. Female
Weakness speedily cured. Gonorrhc3 cured in
th,ee days Prico 50 co. Sold In Wheeling W. Vs.,
bv +. 5. LOCKING, Druggist psns by mail 'Hsiad.
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TO Advertisers,

For check for so we will print n tcn.Iin6 ad.
lean Newspapers This Is at the ratio OF only one
fifth OF cent line, for l.tCO Circulation. The
advertisement will be placed before One Million
aytrtnt newspaper puIc nsess:-or FIVE MILLION
READxEs len linGa will accommodate about
beventy.2vc words. Address with copy OF adyer.
t!seIneni and check, or send 70 csnts for book OF
l1S pages GEO. +. RoWELL & CO., 10 Spruce
Street. New York. q Ic2.MwFtW
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Tho dearest object to O married man
should be his wife, but it Ia not unire.
quently her clothes. n. - \ NE,
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Geneva butchers have formed protec.
tive organization to project against dead.
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EAST LIBERTY, PA, Feb. A.-Cattle- Receipt,
CO. head; shipments SIG head; market slow at Yes
terday's prices. H0gS-Rcceipta 1000 head; ship
AG l0 Workers IS 50A5 65; common and light IS 25s
90: pigs 81 15a5 w. Sheep Receipts 5000 head
shipments 100 head; market slow at yesterday
.,Jn . Id EHH. IT,. -
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 2i.-Ca.tlc- Receipts 10, on
hcsd; shipments 1900 hcad; market SLOW and "a
100 lower; fancy S. lba5 40; shipping steers IS
III %; ktockeR and feeders s. 6ia4 co. cows bulls
md mixed 81 0oa2 %; bulk s. 0Oae IS. lIogs-Rc'
SLOW but steady; rough and mixed S l5a5 co;
packing and shipping IS b0l5 IS; light 81 S5a5 10;
skips s. 5Oai 81. eReccip,s,5 100 head ship
nents l.cu0 head; market steady aud strong;
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Petroleum,

CINCINNATI, Fob. 2i-Hogs weak; common and
light 81 5aL5 Is; packing and butchers IS 35a5 IS
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OPTIONS on STOCKS and bOADS,

~ = " V1oi OAlL1t CICsJ Il sTEVINIII. I.1-7-l
Insurance Against Los In Stock Operations.
Circulars aud Information on Application. h
The Theory OF Stock Exchange Speculation. BY
Arthur CRuMr: Price 81, postpaid. Table Of
contents mailed iree.7 Every Spectator should
read aud study this interesting work. y -
III. w. RIOS ENBAUM. u,
Sel+xwYAw 90 Exchange Place, New Yerk.
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aQs Dry Goods.
New York. Feb. 2i.-1hera was moro doing In
jobbing departments Of l.ade; Of agents the re-
quest WAS fairly good but unevenly distributed.
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\TloSS-cLosHD Bln,

Adams Exprcss......l4l Northern pac,flc.... osl
American Express."lQ9 do preicrIcd........ COZ
Canada SOuthern... 591lChicago 4 N. '1ib6
Central Pacihc-....... S7 do preferred .,,...liiG
Chesapeake & Ohio. ~ New York Cen,rnI. lis;
do first prcferrca... Is Ohio d Mississippi. ~;
DO acknowledgements. WI do preferred ..... AZ
G., o., c. l. L...,...... Ct Pacific Mail ISL
Denver j. Il. G....... 25s Pittsburgh
Er:..."..."....." Reading .................. 97
do preferrcd....... ~ st L. ~ F,,,,,...... SoL
Fort Mayne.... .....145 do preferred ..... e.
Kansas 4 Texns...... 3lss do first preerrcd lI@s,
LAKE Eiie y WeSt.." IL u A. II 81. Pau!...... 9111ii
Lake Shorc.......,.. 95 do preferred
Louisville l. Nash. 6291llTexaS u PncIllc.. 2sL
L., ". A. 4 C........... Union Pacific. 81
Mem. & ChRs........... b8 United Stntes EI NJ
Michigan CentrAl.... 90hlW., st. L, d p...... lSl
Missouri FGc!lc......lcS5 do preferred ...' I'd
Nash. & Ctat......... SGytWtfis.Farro az 'ISS
New jersey Central. 7VN Western trion....... 75k
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George Washington never told @ lie.
Consequently Americana lie of On his
birthday, a5 itlllTl
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Eric teconds........ E. 90
u, X. d r. gen. fs.. .lO2
Northern pac. tirsts.llCL
North. Pao. seconds .l06lI
Northwest, Consuls..:l22
i n. W. dcbenlurcs.....l09
Ist. Paul couSuls......l2SL
fIex.& fac. land gr's.. cox
TEX. & Pac. T. G. e1.
4 ira coupoEE.......... Il
Union Pac. lrsts.....,li4h
West Shore, .lOIl
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The mariners compass has done some
Of tho most important needlework in the
world. 5. ~ a. =. a 3
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BY virtue Of decree Of sid Court mado In the
ISL the undcnigucd appointed special commits
iioaeS for the purpose, will sell ut public auction
at The front door oil the Court House OF Ohio
EOunir ~ : ~ :
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-A NEW sos DOMESTIC
zen used. pncc, $50 cAl. Address a., this
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WANTED.

TJTANTED-MAN-A FIRST.CLASS
w man 10 take tho Agency for the sale Of our
r.,. ,Irs Hxlsxis inches; weight 800 lbs: retail
slirc I'd, II Is rato chance for q competent man
u rtests permanent business In his own cIty or
!orSlIy, Gs thcs, Sales meet demand never before
iiSnnIir,I BY other sdfc Companies. Address,
ihIIfiSE SAFE CO.. Cincinnati, y. lei.r4s
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AN ELoPEMENT ENTERPRISE.
A Great Business Scheme Which the
Editor Would Not Go Into.

A Great Business Scheme Which the
Editor Would Not Go Into.
was writing an editorial for the columns
of the BungtoUn Bee when he came in. The
way we wrote editorials on that paper was to
clip them from New York dailies and add
we think so too," by way of finish. II
saved a good deal of brain work and our
readers didn't seem to know the difference
The man who confronted me looked as if
he had been doing summer duty in a Connec-
ticut cornfield. His clothes were rusty black
and his trousers were deliberately edged with
Il fringe surmounted by dash of Jersey mud.
He had demoralized white hat on his head,
and his breath-well, his breath was the
largest and fullest-havored of any my nos
trils ever sampled.
He sat down close at my elbow and perched
one foot daintily on the side of the desk and
sat on the other so that should see his shoes
were not mates.
He sat down with sigh, in which could
be distinguished remorse and bad whiskey-
principally the latter-and then began:
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do you remember the story of the elope-
ment in Slugtown last year? Deacon
Whelker's wife ran away with a man by
name of Beeswinger."
II remember it perfectly. Most estimable
lady she was, 1 am told; yet she succumbed
to the destinations of an adventurer"
"Well, am Beeswinger," he said with con-
scious pride.
I looked him over again carefully
to see if I had not omitted something in my
first inventory Of his personal charms. No!
there could be no mistake about it, his outfit
as Lothario was the poorest and the most
highly scented of any gallant had ever
met.
'Well, what became of fyour-your-your-
that is, what became Of Mrs. Deacon WHEEL
kerr" asked for something to say.
"Oh, we didn't get along well, so after
about three weeks of more or less bliss I
skipped back to Slugtown and went to work" !"
"Well, werer't t you afraid of meeting the
irate husband?"
II was oneasy, but it didn't keep me away
from my meals, you can bet. One day met
the deacon on the street and l got little
skeered."
uoh Nv tuut'
"He said he'd been looking for me some
time"
with club, suppose"
"Not much with check. He told me
confidentially that I'd skipped out with his
wife just in the nick O. time, as he was layin'
for divorce, but didn't have no grounds
He'd been havin' such a pleasant time every
since that he thought he'd ought to give me
hundred dollars as slight token of regard.
Now it struck me we might make good
thing out of this idee."
"What have l got to do with your elope-
ments? ?"
"You can have good deal There's
probably several men in every neigh
borhood who want to get shed of theirwiv
and can't find no ground. step in and for
consideration elope with the wife. You
get the story ahead of all other papers and
get a check from the husband. It's a
great scheme and might be run as stock
company"
"Well?"
"Well," said the remnant, clearing his
throat, II will ask for sum of five dollars
in advance in order to make some changes in
my appearance before beginning my love
making campaign. Think of getting beat
on all other papers. Think of it," rubbing
his hands enthusiastically.
II know Pm not gong to get beat on
two papers," said, eyeing the Lothario sig
niticantly and reaching for composing stick
to hurl at him.